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It makes small grants to individuals or organisations in need of financial assistance. This can be children/young people/elderly/disabled or organisations with limited budgets. Anyone given assistance must live within the Borough of Tamworth to qualify.

Gifts to elderly or young people in Grundisburgh

Makes grants to elderly, individual residents of Little Compton, who are most in financial need, for the relief of poverty

Relieving poverty by making small monetary gifts to elderly individuals within the ancient parish of Dearham.

Provision of housing for the elderly

Charitable fuel grants for needy individual elderly people in Cold Aston, Gloucestershire.

TRUSTEES PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE ELDERLY IN THE VILLAGE AT THE TRUSTEES DISCRECTION.

The issue of a lump sum at Christmas time to the most elderly resident in need of assistance from the charity

Making grants to elderly/needy people in village of Templecombe.

Charity operates within the education area of Kirtling (Primary School situated at Cheveley). Books and other aids for Religious teaching in Scholl. Also consideration for grants for the elderly, if need should arise.

To help disadvantaged people within the village

The charity helps with the prevention or relief of poverty. It assists old and elderly people and makes grants to individuals.

Relief of poverty. help for the old and elderly. Makes grants to individuals.

The charity relieves poverty. Helps the old and elderly and makes grants to individuals

Relief of poverty. Helps the old and elderly. Makes grants to individuals.

Registered Social Landlord providing housing to elderly and infirm people of Christian Character

The relief of elderly persons, advancement of religious education, and the general benefit of inhabitants of the area in such charitable ways as the trustees think fit whilst resident within the ecclesiastical parish of Deopham, Norfolk

Operates Friendship House, a leisure centre serving the elderly in the Hatfield, Hertfordshire area and providing comfortable surroundings for socialising, morning coffee/tea and subsidised lunches five days a week.

General Services for the poor/needy and elderly

Annual gifts to the elderly of Bedworth

Area of activities,the old parish of St Mary the Virgin Henbury Bristol in which we support the church,primary schools,activities for youth and the elderly and sick.

To fund or part fund activities for the elderly of Thorpe Willoughby

General charitable giving mainly in Leicestershire with an emphasis on helping young people through supporting youth organisations, serving and retired members of the Armed Forces through service-related charities, and the elderly and needy through supporting other existing charities mainly in Leicestershire

Support of organisations and charities involved in medical research, support of children's and young people's organisations, support of organisations for the care of the elderly or infirm, support of UK-based voluntary aid organisations operating overseas, support of Christian organisations and causes.

To transport elderly to day centres, associated clubs, luncheon club and church. To allow local community groups to have occasional use.

Lunch Club for the elderly on 1st and 3rd Wednesdays each month andTransport to doctors' surgery, hospital,dentist and shopping for the elderly residents of Bletchingley

Makes grant to elderly people to help relieve poverty.

Provision of social activities for the Elderly population of people in the Parish of Weybridge

Providing Scouting for Young people aged 4 to 18 in the Coggeshall area

Eg. annual shipment of clothing and other items to those in need-local/abroad. Conventions during August. Missionary meetings, bible studies, young peoples, family and friends meetings held. Coffee mornings for the elderly. Visiting other churches. Special one-to-one prayer meetings. Advice, infrormation and advocacy eg. problem-solving and where to go for more detailed help. Summer day trips.

DIAL (Corby) is a self regulated, registered charity which is run by unpaid, disabled, voluntary staff. Our primary function is to help disabled, elderly or chronically ill people to receive the state benefits, assistance, advice or other help they may be entitled to free of charge.

Scout Group: Children aged from six to twenty five and adult volunteers. Beavers, Cubs and Scouts learning life skills and having fun!!

The Charity was established under a trust deed dated 28 March 1983. The deed provided a fund to be invested to provide an income that is to be distributed to provide assistance to such pensioners drawing retirement pension and living within the Borough of Gravesham who are in need.

a)Provide and maintain a Day Centre for the purpose of recreation and other leisure time activities in the interests of social welfare, with the objective of improving their conditions of life.b)Providing meals and refreshments for elderly and handicapped persons attending the Centrec)Providing facilities and accommodation for local senior citizens clubs

The Woodhatch Community Association supports The Woodhatch Centre which is open for the Active Elderly, 50 plus group Monday-Friday 9.30am-4pm. There are activities daily which include Healthy Living events, craft, bingo, dominoes, tea dances, bowls, table tennis, outings and holidays. It's a drop in centre for the whole community for refreshments or room hire for a private function.

Arranging transport to health care appointments for people aged 60 or over who live within the area covered by the Bernwode Benefice.

The promotion of education (including social and physical training) for young people under aged 21 and with a preference for Methodists or the children of Methodists.

The grounds are open to the General public and the buildings are used as a day centre for the provision of advice and support for older people

Elderly PersonsPeople of a particular ethnic or racial origin

Provides facilities and amenities for social activities for members of community including Elderly People and other groups

General charity purposes, for elderly, young, being individuals or organisations.

Staindrop Young Farmers Club is run by young people for young people aged from 10-26 years. Members of the club are able to take part in a wide range of activites such as quizs, stockjudging, bowling and go-karting and much more. Each year the club holds a social event where the profit made is split between ourselves and a chosen charity which is picked by our members.

To assist Yorkshire Bowlers of affiliated clubs and/or their dependants who are in financial need. These may be elderly/old, may be bowlers with disabilities, or bowlers of any age who require financial assistance in the development of the sport.

Grants to students in higher education who reside in the parishes of Patrington, Rimswell and Winestead, aged 16-25 years and must have a residency of 5 years

Within the Parish of Walford, near Ross on Wye, Herefordshire, the Charity funds are available to help the needy or aged.

The Trustees are permitted by the Governing Instrument to apply the income of the Charity for the purpose of relieving either generally or individually persons aged 60 years or more resident in the area of benefit (former borough of Glossop as constituted on the 18th May 1947) who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

Managed a redundant village hall with a view to rationalisation.In accordance with the governing document the trustees obtained permission to sell the Victoria Institute. The property has been sold and the proceeds of the sale will be spent in accordance with the objects of the charity from time to time in due course.The Trustees will compose of a maximum of eight members of the community

We are a group of disabled swimmers and their helpers (aged 10 to 95) from the local community who meet once a week at the University of Birmingham "Sport & Fitness" swimming pool. We have a session from 13.05 to 14.00 every Sunday in a 1.2 metre deep, 25 metre long pool. We have 2 lifeguards, poolside wheelchairs, hoists, steps and platforms to assist with entry and exit to and from the pool.

To support activities for the elderly in Nettleham and immediate surrounding area such as weekly coffee meetings.

Group at present operates 2 x 12 seater vehicles with tail lift and wheelchair facilities. Vehicles are available to groups or individual needing transport to enable the mobility impaired, elderly and housebound of our area in South Staffordshire to attend Day Centres, Recreational Clubs andother activities.